Systems and methods for perfusing tissue distal to an arterial occlusion
A tissue, occlusion technology, applied in the system disclosed in publication 20160206816, at, in the field of catheter-based systems, capable of solving problems such as rough estimation
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[0136] Example: Using the example given above, assume we cool the temperature of the fluid to 25°C, and assume that the brain reaches this lower temperature very quickly. This will make the CMRO 2 reduced by about 75%, thus reducing the required [O 2 ] and thus lowered the ischemic threshold by 50%.
[0137]Tissue Conditioning: Tissues at risk of ischemic injury and secondary injury associated with ischemia can be conditioned by controlled and repeated reductions in tissue temperature distal to arterial occlusion under monitoring of the above parameters. Thus, arterial occlusion can be a pathological condition (eg, ischemic stroke / infarction), or artificial (eg, balloon occlusion). Pause between cooling phases to allow tissue temperature to return to warmer temperatures. By doing so, the tissue at risk can be prepared to better withstand the consequences of ischemia and reperfusion.
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